Spraying Time For Gardeners And Fruit Prospects
County agriculture guidance advises weekly spraying of tomatoes and garden crops with a Sevin and Maneb mix, plus Diazinon for aphids. Peaches need thinning after hail risk, with wettable sulfur near ripening to prevent brown rot. Pecans receive a May 1 spray of zinc sulfate and Due Ter, with a Texas guide available at the County Agents Office.
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John Larsen
Jerral D. Johnson
Texas
Stoker Joins Shorthorn Group
Irwin Stoker of Cameron is accepted into the American Shorthorn Association membership. The association, with national offices in Omaha Nebraska, handles registration transfers and promotion of Shorthorn and Polled Shorthorn beef cattle.
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Irwin Stoker
Cameron
American Shorthorn Association
C. D. Swaffar
The
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Hungarian Paprika Reintroduced to American Kitchens
Hungarian Paprika returns after 25 years to American homes. Unlike Spanish paprika used for color, Hungarian paprika adds distinct flavor and aroma to dishes.
Cotton Insect Control Rules Change for Texas Growers
Texas A&M entomologist John Thomas says cotton insect control now follows a new set of rules. Producers must know local pests, read danger signs, and base timing of sprays on infestation levels and weather, with resistance reducing effectiveness of older insecticides. Early control targets bollworms and tobacco budworms, while preserving beneficial insects for later use.
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John Thomas
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Thomas
Eighth annual State 4-H Horse Show set for Amarillo
The eighth annual State 4-H Horse Show will be held August 6 to 8 at Bill Cody Livestock Arena Amarillo. Overseen by John E Hutchison and Glenn Gibson with B F Yeates as show manager, the event expects 400 participants from over 12 000 4-H Horse Club members.
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Bill Cody Livestock Arena
Amarillo
John E. Hutchison
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Glenn Gibson
Gibson
Bill Cody
B. F. Yeates
Texas A&m University
Tom Davison
Yeates
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Pioneer Amphitheater
Palo Duro Canyon State Park
Mental Health Matters directed by Yolles at NIMH
Dr Stanley F Yolles leads the National Institute of Mental Health emphasizing mental health matters. He outlines research priorities, funding focus, and public health impact through the institute's programs and guidance.
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National Institute of Mental Health
In-Wall Storage Plans Available From Western Wood
Send 15 cents to Western Wood Products Assn Department 532 P Yeon Building Portland Oregon 97204 to obtain plans for between studs wall storage and four additional storage ideas.
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Western Wood Products Assn
Dept
P. Yeon
Governor seeks funds for hog cholera eradication program
Governor Smith requests the Comptroller transfer 50000 dollars to the Hog Cholera Eradication Program. The funds will indemnify swine owners whose herds are destroyed to prevent disease spread.
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Smith
Farmers plant 258 million acres for 17 crops
Based on a March 1 survey, U S farmers plan to plant 258 million acres to 17 major crops this year. The figure marks a 3 percent gain or 6.4 million acres above 1969 plantings with increases mainly in corn sorghums soybeans oats and spring wheat excluding durum per the USDA.
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U.S
USDA
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